Third-Person Self-Knowledge, Self-Interpretation, and Narrative

Introduction, by Patrizia Pedrini and Julie Kirsch.- Chapter 1. "Self-Knowing Interpreters vs. Self-Knowing Subjects," by Annalisa Coliva.- Chapter 2. "Self-Defence and Self-Knowledge: Truth and Interpretation in Psychoanalysis," by Michael Lacewing.- Chapter 3. "Self-Interpretation, Narrative, and Intersubjectivity," by Shaun Gallagher.- Chapter 4. "Knowing Our Minds: What and How?", by Daniel Hutto and Patrick McGivern.- Chapter 5. "Introspection, Introjection and Interpersonal Understanding: The Phenomenological Approach," by Dermot Moran.- Chapter 6. "Hermeneutics, Third-Person Self-Interpretation, and Narrative," by Bruce B. Janz.- Chapter 7. "How do Narratives Spin the Self? Implications for Self-Knowledge," by Serife Tekin.- Chapter 8. "Self-Interpretations as Software: Toward a New Understanding of Why False Self-Conceptions Persist," by Tad Zawidski.- Chapter 9. "Interpreting Intuitions,"; by Neil Van Leeuwen and Marcus McGahhey.- Chapter 10: "Interpreting Things Past," by Julie Kirsch.- Chapter 11: "Close Cover: Practical Knowledge and Retrospective Assessment," by Carla Bagnoli.- Chapter 12: "Self-Knowledge, Mental Time Travel, and Agency," by Luca Malatesti and Filip Cec.- Chapter 13: "Alienation, Identification, and Self-Knowledge," by Matthew Parrott.- Chapter 14: "Conceptualizing of One's Inner Experience," by Patrizia Pedrini.- Chapter 15: "Extended Knowledge and Self-Knowledge," Duncan Prichard and Adam Carter.